Mets first baseman Pete Alonso answered two burning questions at the top of the list for fans of the franchise.
“I feel great,” Alonso said in a video posted by The 7 Line’s Twitter account. “I know it looks bad with the splint, but I’m feeling excellent so I’m gonna get back out there as soon as possible. That’s the number one goal. I want to be out there ASAP.”
The first baseman’s 22 home runs and 49 RBIs lead the National League in each category this season. Alonso has slashed .231/.326/.546 in 261 plate appearances.Pete Alonso talks with WFAN about his bone bruise and left wrist sprain that has him on the IL for 3-4 weeks.“They believed in me first and it’s really special,” Alonso said when ask if he would test free agency after the 2024 season. “I love New York and right now, New York is home.
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